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Isolating Dependencies with Test Doubles with C#, xUnit, & Moq
Intro to test doubles in software testing - learn about dummies, stubs, spies, mocks, and fakes in xUnit. Covers using Moq framework to isolate tests, control behavior, and create maintainable test suites.
C#
Moq
.NET Core
xUnit
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5 lessons
26 practices
3 hours
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Isolating Dependencies with Test Doubles: Dummies
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Understanding EmailService in TDD with Dummy Implementations
Enhancing Logger Interface with Severity Parameter
Identifying and Fixing Bugs in EmailService Tests
Implementing Dummy Dependencies in EmailService Tests
Implementing Test Doubles for NewsletterService in C#
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